New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-22

YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, w II
cession was the German Crown Prince. whose mag
nifcent physique, set of by snow-wni'e
uniform shone spicuousy among the prncey throns
The Prince Of Wales who the familiar red UNIFORM
seemed Insignificant In comparison. Ine orsna puA'
sergius of Russia who curious but picturesque
CAPE was after The German Crown Prince much the
non the dais the prncesses wore coorcd dresses
except the Duchess OF Albany who was atred In black
The Crown Princess OF Germany wore robe. the
fon, 81 Sssvn o With real silver and gold
thread The train was OF pale French gray sofuea SIN
The front was gracefully tied with loops and long ENDS
of dark olive green velvet The bodice, made high TO the
throat OF silk with vest OF the emDroiaery DOT
bonnet OF the same embroidery the front Of the
dress. trimmed with gray tue and Olive Veivet ooo
of Bedford was notable for softness ana grandeur OF
color IL was OF royal purple velvet trimmed Win An
rial az the dress The Duchess OF Manchester wore
dress OF white and gold MORE. worked with god threau
and silk In arabesque design The Duchess OF h91
burgh train of broehe gauze over the white sii
draped with black lace The Duchess OF sutherland ana
her daughter wore robes OF broadstIped anu MORE
draped with ieed gauze Generally the dresses Of the
ladies in waiting outshone those OF the royal persohsges
present -. A., 49,. ..
night the guests being limited TO members OF 5a fah
lies and diplomats. MIR Phelps was present
GREATEST STATE PAGEANT IN ENGLISH HISTORY
The Jubilee demonstration was stupendous success
Vast multitudes numbering over million people nave
witnessed the greatest state pageant In English history
With perfection OF order not single incident occurred
TO mar the harmony OF the great demonstration
T. Q scene presented by the long line OF streets,
what with draped pavillons endless floral visas lnnum
cradle gayetos OF flag. banner and trophy blended into
masses OF decorations and the ever moving and i'm
measurable OF faces has been one OF dazzling brill
fancy ard marvellous animation
The impression left in the minds Of those who the
pageant is that whatever boundle. wealth. military
1nf nd hal
en- the effect ola States show OF loyalty demonstrate
the affection Of people for their sovereign was done FOR
todays and that the result surpassed
anything OF the kind ever seen In Europe IN modern
times at loast
ted Charng Cross Hospital during the day They had
been spectators OF the pageant. and majority had
killed by horse Several patients were also admitted
to Westminster Hospital who were suffering from pros
traion caused by the heat, crowdng and excitement
Three OF these, II is thought, are seriously ILL.,
ENCHANTING DEVICES IN OIL AND GAS.
LONDON GoRoKoUsLY Neutrality-suspicious. IN
NEWSPAPER ROW.
LONDON June 90 NAT this hour the traffic OF oil
wheeled vehicles resumed, and the immense crowds
OF people gathered everywhere throughout the night
are dispersng-slowly TO DO sure. but IN the
best OF good humor. The Examinations were
OF the most gorgeous description light and
cooling breeze prevailed throughout the evening
The finest display in the nature OF Examinations
was that given in the square fronting upon
the Royal Exchange, which together with the
Mansion House, was covered with beautiful
aud novel designs In coored oil lamps The whole front
Of the bank is graceful festoons OF gasghts This is
perhaps the grandest sight in London although
there were many noteworthy spectscles particularly
that which Bonds presented with its lines OF Venetian
masts and fesoons OF flowers the whole length OF each
side OF the street. while at intervals OF few yards from
strings OF bunting stretched the street from win
dow to window depended lighted Chinese lanterns
The ench aDting in oil and gas at almost every
house. and tho occasional triumpha arches presented
perhaps tho best effect OF decoration and illumination
dazzling picture changing the effect by placing candei-
abra, each bearing score OF candles IN every WINDOW
Trafalgar Square presented u grand sight, Tue
Grand Hotel brilliantly Illuminated In every
window there were innumerable colorod lamps,
while powerful electric lamp sharply outlined
contin uously moving masses OF people in tue
square. The converging streets were blaze OF
and Fleets where located the wspaper ana the
telegraph Offices presented was generally admitted
where the clubs aud the
arstocracy there were many striking eject, IN gnt ana
liant spectacle while the several Colonial Agents seemed
10 endeavor 20 ontshine each other.
Vctoriast. marked by iis picturesque effects In
oil and AL the insurance companies male magnlh
cent Displays although they were somewhat Isolated
Husirat,d He,r. were OF III prette.t character;
The combinations OF brilliant Dunans' h area
heightened In their effect by wing upon tho whole
from elevated station opposite apowcrful electric
light. 49,
Though the crowds there wa. little or
no horse-play There were OF course few PUSHES by
medical students and such-like performances
Up TO the present hour however there are hardly any
accidents worthy OF record reported by the police
PROM THE UITERMosT ENDS or THE EARTH.
SYDNEY. n 4 W. June 2l.-ro day and yesterday wero
observed = holidays This evening the IIuminations
were extensive and brilliant The harbor was spondiay
lighted up All the towns IN the Colony observed the day
with celebrations
HAMBURo Juno 21.-Last evening banquet and dis
play or fireworks were given by the British residents
rated with n KS This evening the town was Illuminated
FRAYKroRT. June 2i.-Jubiee day was observed here
with concert In the kurgarten' German and Lngnsh
banquets, display OF fireworks. eH
WIEsB.pgs, June 2l.-To-day thanksgivin service
was held and grand ball was given at tho Government
House In honor OF Queen Nicoras Jubilee This oven
ing given In tile Kur Park and the city WAS
Illuminated
CopEsHlGRH June 2l.-The Crown Prime and Prin-
cess OF DENIM ark, Prince wIdemar and the diplomatic
body atende Jubilee service TO day at the British Lo
CATION Tonight a banquet wa. given which
tended by diplomatic representatives ahd Gotaoes, mr.
Anderson United states Minister. and MI Ryder, United
states Consul, were present
BERLIN. June 2l.-The Grand Duchess Of Baden at
tended the special service In the English Church today
tn. BRUSH Embassy aud offered the Emperor congrst
ulations large number OF buildings In the city were
decorated
MUNICH. June GA thanksgiving service and a re-
coption held tho British Legation to-day. Tue
Gilbert Opera Company gave a performance this oven
ing. the royal family attending.
ADELAIDE South Australia June 21.-In honor OF the
Queens Jubilee fee given 10 10000 children. aud
Y 900 poor people given q dinner This evening
municipal ball was given and the oity MAS Illuminated.
BRISBANE juno 2l.-The International Exhibition was
opened to-day The jubilee fetes will extend throughout
the week Governor Musgrave held levee to-day and
feto given to 1000 State school children The
Mayor this evening gave n bail OF which there
900 guests.
GIBRALTAR, June 2I.-The Queens Jubilee was cole
here by religious service In the spanish Cathe
drai The streets were beautifully decorated, AMI
vessels At anchor were gay with bunting. There
review OF the garrison, and at night the promensdes
were all Illuminated
MELBOURNE, June 21.-The Queens Jubilee was colo
bra ted here with great enthusiasm.
ST PETERSBURG, juno 21.-The Journal DE- 81 Peters
bog referring Queen yctoras Jubilee says AL civil
lied nations unite In congratuating the British people
and In hoping that the Queen may reign many years